I have heard and read from AI fans that AI is like a calculator. Would you calculate difficult stuff by hand when you have a calculator available? First of all, despite we have calculator, we are still teaching kids to… Read More »AI Is Not a Calculator
Humor can say more in few minutes than analysis in an hour.
At least from a talking point of view of millennials, GenZ, GenX etc. The differences these categories describe have nothing to do with the year they were born but with their age. The same issues you can read about describing… Read More »Generational Talk is BS
Economy and Ecology come from the same language concept. Both come from oikos, which means “house”. Economy is joined with nemein, which means “to manage”. Ecology is joined with logia, which means “study of”. Nowadays we focus a lot on… Read More »Economy vs. Ecology
AI won’t save us. “As companies grow, they all end up with more and more layers of collaboration, review, and management. Why? Because otherwise mistakes get made, and mistakes are increasingly expensive at scale. The average value added by a… Read More »Every layer of review makes you 10x slower
A lot of people are boasting about how they automate their writing to an AI. My take is simple – if AI can write it, maybe it does not need to be written. Writing is thinking. Outsourcing your thinking is… Read More »Writing is Thinking
Dictating to people how to do stuff is counterproductive in many cases.
Something crucial is missing. “The language model “knows” that balls fall when dropped — this is a robust statistical regularity across millions of texts. But it has never seen a ball. It has never felt gravity. It has never experienced… Read More »Meaning at the Boundary
You can have soldiers or you can have mercenaries. Soldiers fight for their friends, family, country, an idea. Mercenaries fight for money. Soldiers usually have much higher morale as they have nonmonetary reason to fight. The same applies for a… Read More »Soldiers vs. Mercenaries
It’s just math.